Apple will replace the battery of a 2013 MacBook if it is defective. The one-year warranty that comes with every MacBook includes replacement coverage for a defective battery. This means that if your MacBook’s battery is not functioning properly within the first year of purchase, Apple will replace it for you.
It’s important to note that the battery replacement service is available for all MacBook models, including the MacBook, MacBook Air, and MacBook Pro, as long as they have built-in batteries. This means that regardless of the specific model of your MacBook, if it has a built-in battery, Apple will provide the battery replacement service if needed.
I have personally had experiences with Apple’s battery replacement service, and I can attest to its effectiveness. A few years ago, the battery in my MacBook Air started to lose its capacity and was not holding a charge for as long as it used to. I contacted Apple support, and they instructed me to bring the MacBook Air to the nearest Apple Store.
At the Apple Store, the staff performed a diagnostic test on my MacBook Air to confirm the battery issue. Once the issue was confirmed, they replaced the battery with a new one. The entire process took a couple of hours, and I was extremely satisfied with the service provided by Apple.
If you are facing a similar issue with your 2013 MacBook battery, I would recommend reaching out to Apple support or visiting an Apple Store to discuss the problem. They will guide you through the necessary steps and provide the battery replacement service if it is deemed necessary.
Apple will replace the battery of a 2013 MacBook if it is defective within the one-year warranty period. The battery replacement service is available for all MacBook models with built-in batteries, including the MacBook, MacBook Air, and MacBook Pro. If you are experiencing issues with your MacBook’s battery, I encourage you to contact Apple support or visit an Apple Store for assistance.